Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 19, 1914, Page 2

ULTIMATUN TO Judge of ‘New York Court of Ap- peals Dead After Long lliness. ~ REBEL LEADER fienefal Villa Presents De- mands to Carranza.’ Bemidji ‘Citizens 'Should Read and Hee'd‘l‘lijs ”Advice at Durazzo, Albania, is reported. The remnant of Prince William’s Kidney trouble i) ’dnnserous - and| iy, which lost 200 dead, 250 wound. often fatal. N ed'and all its cannon in an attempted Willlam. Prepares to Fly. Dor’t experiment wnh somethmg advance Wednesday /against the ‘Mus: new and untried. Use a tested kidney remedy. sulman besiegers, is‘ making a last DURAZZO ABOUT TO FALL Be;jegers Prese Closs av;d 'Prlm:n;' Rome, June 19. —Desperate figfitins, ditch fight at the edge of the city { This sbace reserved by the Bemlnu Townsite & Improvement Co, For Price of Lots,- Terms, Etc., INQUIRE OF T.cC. BAu.év i i Bemidji, or write THREATENS T0 QUIT FIELD Asks Absclute Divorce of the Eivil and Military Branches of the Con- stitutionalist Government, Giving Him Free Hand in Latter. = Bagle Pass, Tex., June 19.—That General Villa has presented an ulti- matum to General Carranza demand- ing the absolute separation of the civ- 1l and military branches of the Con- stitutionalist government is the sub- stance of dispatches received at Con- stitutionalists’ headquarters at Pie- dras Negras. A committee of three officers is said to be in conference with General Carranza at Saltillo pre- wenting General Villa’s plan. .According to Constitutionalist offi- elals at Pledras Negras Genmeral Vil- Ia’s plan is as follows: First—Villa to have complete con- trol of the army and to direct the military policy without interference, while Carranza is to have control of tlie civil government and foreign re- lations. Wants Supreme Army Power. 8Second—Villa agrees- to recognize Carranza as his superior, provided Carranza accords him recognition as supreme military chief. Third—The promotion of officers smd the disposition of their com- mands to be in Villa’s hangds. Constitutionalists expressed ' their ‘belief that if these demands were granted Villa would proceed with ‘the campeaign and take personal com- mand of the forces in the field.: Other- wise, they said, they thought he would persist in his resignation and retire ‘to Chihuahua to await such time as he could serve the Constitu- tionalist cause without friction. The third clause of Villa's alleged ultimatum was accepted here as a di- Tect answer to General Carranza's promotion of General Natera to com- mand the division of the Center and hfs resulting disagtrous attack on 7al'alat‘ls b ADMINISTRATI(L! IS DUBIOUS v Doubt Suczessful Qutcome of Muna. " tion Cenlerenec. _ Washm toh, & 19, ministra- tion officlals S%%il th_e%' fire Thore | doubttul than they h&VE beer at any | time since the Zonference began of | the Shccessful outcome of mediation. | Officials close to thé presldent feel ! hat Senor Rabasa’s published nota‘, disclosed anew that Mexican dele- gates are consistently holding out for' @ Huerta adherent for the provisional presidency. White House officials said that when the reply of the American delegates to Senor Rabasa’s note was publish- ; ed it would be a sufficient explanation for the attitude of the United States. WILL APPEAL TO CONGRESS . Begin with Dopn’s Kidney Pills. Used in kidney ‘troubles 50 years. forms convincing proof.’ It’s local testimony—it can be in- vestigated. Mrs. Carl Golz, 623 Minnesota Ave., | Bemidji Minn., says: “I #ill recom- mend ‘Doan’s Kidney Pills as Highly as ever. We keep them on hand and always get the best results when we take them. Some time 'ago Doan’s { joyed myself and fully appreciate the Suffragists to Have Delegation at Washington June 27. Washington, .June 14.—Officers of | the National Woman's Suffrage asso- | | ciation June 27 will besiege congress | with resolntions urging the enact- ment of legislation inal suffrage. Vice President Mar- land Speaker Clark, together with cengressional committees, have ar- 1 to veceive the suffragists. 1e resolutions call on congress to ige instead of urgjng any “ell’l 2 mmeasure. WESON CUTS AGE L!N'IT Uniskilied L'xberels Must ‘Not Be More l | Thi A Fifty Years Old. “Wrghin wn, June 19.—President Wilson i :d an executive or- | v to fifty years | det- reduc g from si the ag caminations for ap- ed laborers in of Washington. . however, may con- examined without regard FRENCH ROUT MCROCCANS . Fierce Riata Tribe Is Routed and Vil- lages Burned. Oudja, Morocco, June 19.—Columns | of French troops under General Baumgartén and General Gourand,. af- ter four days’ almost continuous fight- ing have dispersed the fierce Ridta tribel The. troops birned the viilages and killed and wounded hundreds of esmen. The French lost eleven killed and fifty-three wounded. HISCOCK . DIES SUDRENLY Former United sw- Senator Expires at Syracus Syracuse, N. Y.. J United ‘States S < —Former Hiscock i sharp attack of chill while on™board providing for ! the tender. on | Kidney Pills relieved me of backache, headaches and dizzy speels ang éreat- ly strengthened my kidnéys.” This remedy also toned up ‘my system. One other in our house has had good re- sults from Doan’s Kidney Pills and recommends them as highly as I do.” Price’ 50c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that JUDGE HORNBLOWER DEAD |nirs: Golz had. Foster-Milbura Co,, ‘ P .» Buffalo, N. Y. Regarded as One of New York’s Most w_ Eminent Lawyers. 4 : Litchfield, Conn., June 19.—William R AK E AR *.* kX XK Butler Hornblower, associate judge of the New York court of appeals, died of myocarditis. ‘He had been ill for a long time and several times in the past few weeks his condition was so grave that death was expect- ed. Judge Hornblower was regarded as one of the most eminent lawyers in New York state. Before his appoint- ment to the court of appeals in Feb- ruary last he had ‘spent much of his time in recent years as a writer and lecturer on legal topics. Grover Cleveland when president appointed Mr. Hornblower for the su- preme court of the United States, but because of a factional fight in the United -States senate the nominee failed of confirmation. COLONEL WILL NOT BUN FOR GOVERNOR Makes One Reference to Politics as He Sails From England. Photo by American Press Association O'Leary-Bowser ‘building on Third - street. . Residents of this city will be given preference over out- siders for privilege rights. Fourth of Ju'ly Committee. ifi*****tt**i**** i*iii‘ki(iliiiii TIRES HIST BARGA!N 'I'IR%IBTORB IN 1% J sk Kk ok ko ok k ok ok ok ok ok ok ok kK 'n.e- are lna thy secdnds ol :ll laad makes: 13 C. 0. D, on ap- L N dd'10 per cent extra. { GUARANTEE TIRE # RUBBER CO. “Tel. N. W. Nic. 5397, 1111 Hennepin Ave. MINNEAPOL:S. Southampton, June - 19.—“T wil} make just one reference to politics.l 1 will not run for governor of New York,” said Colonel Roosevelt as he The .fall. of Durazzo and. flight of || Prince William was considered mev: table by mght Recommended- here and -every- where. % i 4 M £ i A Bemidji citizen’s statement Queen Mary of Efigland is 4 skilled nurse. 520 Olpltll Bank Bullding ' 8T. PAUL BEHIDJI TOWNSITE & lMPROVEflENT CO. WMiFNESOTA 5& READ THE DAILY PIONEER WANT ADS Begin To Can Your Winter's Fruit Most of you are already thmkmg about it and ~For your conven- ience we have ordered a shlpment of splendid fruit jars which you will buy at first sight if you will but Fourth Street some of you are ready to begin. look at them. The jars themselves are an inducement and when vou know the price we believe you will see fit to place your order here. x g x 4th of July Privileges., *| . : . P }i'llBif‘:xerrg:a:t 1; “x;; cpl;r;:fie E. Z: Seal fruit j jars, pints per dozen.. eges. All those who wish to E.Z. Seal fruit j Jars, quarts per dozen. .....90c¢ . secure street privileges, such E. Z, Seal fruit j jars,: -half gal]on per dozen...... SI.QO as lunch stands, . fireworks ) stlx;nd;. etc.;' should ;ake;p— Mason fruit j jars, pints per dozen.. 85¢ plication at once. r. Ber- s - man’s offices are over the Mason f!'lllt Jars, quarts per dozen 650 Mason fruit jars, half gallon per dozen Hero Boyd caps per dozen.................. Most people know ‘the advantage of tradmg here when buying They have that assurance of securing quality in every That same assurance goes with every sale of fruit Order today before the canning season opens groceries. purchase. jars, large or small. in earnest. 0€ Excluswe Ouahty Grocers was about to embark on-the Tmper- ator for New York: When Colonel Roosevelt arrived at Waterloo station at .London. to- take | a steamer train for Southampton a Jarge crowd of friends had gathered:. Among them were Walter éines Page; the American ambassador, with the staff of the embassy, and Admiral | lord Charles Beresford. Colonel Roosevelt was in a Cheet- ful mood. He said to the reporters: “Tell the English people I have en- Children’s Trimmed Hats Regular 90c values.. Regular $1.35 values...... Regular $1.50 va'ues... $t way 1 have been treated by every- body. Iwas particularly pleased with the courtesy shown me when I ad- (ues<ed the Royal Geographical so- ciety.” Colonel Roosevelt .suffered from ‘a It was the first occasion on which he had felt it since he left New York. 65 OF SWTS CLENS KBS If your Back is aching or Bladder bothers, drink lots of water and eat less meat, When your kidneys hurt and your back | re p feels sore, don’t get scared and procecd ! to load your stomach with a lot of dru; s | | that excite the kidneys and irritate the entlre urinary tract. ‘Keep your kidneys ‘cleau like you keep your bowels: clean, i by flushing them with:a mild, harmless | | salts which removes the badys urinous | waste and stimulates them to their-nor- mal activity. The function of the kid- neys is to filter the blood. In 24 hours | ,thev strain from it 500 grains of acid | and waste, so, we can readily understand | \ the vital importance of keeping the kid- | neys acfive. i Drink lots of water—you énn’t drink too much; also ‘get from any pharmacist about four ounces of Jad :Salts; take {a tablespoonful “in a glass of wnter before breakfast each morning for a few { days and your kidneys iill act fine. This famous salts: is ‘made from . the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined | with lithia, and has been used:for genet | tions to clean and stimulate clogged & neys; also to .neutralize the acids { urine so it no longer. is a source of { tation, thus endmg hhu!der weaknes! Jad’ Salts is inexpensive; cannot ‘in- jure: makes ‘&, delightful efl'ervescent | lithia-water drmk which® everyone should | take now and then:‘to keep their kid- neys clean and active. Try this, ‘lm | keep up. the water drinking, and, ) | doubt you will wonder what becam ! your kxdney t u,g\)le and backache. % combinations—represe. priced for baturdays eush.. S s s S Kimonas 95¢ —Shown in several good color Interesting. Bargaing — Petticoats Regular $1.50 values at 98c —These Petticoats are contrived of Gloria and Brocaded Silks, representing values that at their sale price should merit quick clearance. all colors are shown in this assortment. early tomorrow at each 98c nting a good value at $1.50° Specially selhng, Plaid Skirts. Most Choose few days. and good quality materials, each $l.29 Fancy Rubbon 25¢ yd. —The great demand’ for tib- bons makes this offering one ef unusual importance. 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